Stocks Hit by Biggest Selloff Since August Crash | Bloomberg: The Close 09/03/2024

Bloomberg Television brings you the latest news and analysis leading up to the final minutes and seconds before and after the closing bell on Wall Street. Today's guests are Christopher Cain, Bloomberg Intelligence, Jeff Currie, Carlyle, Naved Khan, B Riley Securities, Sam Palmisano, Center for Global Enterprise, Emily Leveille, Thornburg Investment Management, Jonathan Levin, Bloomberg Opinion, Jharonne Martis, LSEG, Ian King, Bloomberg News, Kailey Leinz, Balance of Power, Sara Forden, Bloomberg News.

Chapters:
00:00:00 - The Close Begins
00:03:32 - Christopher Cain, Bloomberg Intelligence
00:06:53 - Jeff Currie, Carlyle
00:17:02 - Top Calls
00:18:16 - Naved Khan, B Riley Securities
00:26:40 - Sam Palmisano, Center for Global Enterprise
00:34:10 - Stock of the Hour
00:39:43 - Emily Leveille, Thornburg Investment Management
00:46:09 - Closing Bell
00:59:27 - Jonathan Levin, Bloomberg Opinion
01:03:01 - Jharonne Martis, LSEG
01:12:09 - Ian King, Bloomberg News
01:22:00 - Kailey Leinz, Balance of Power
01:28:55 - Sara Forden, Bloomberg News
01:32:26 - What To Watch
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[ferrollg]

If you think this was bad, wait until after the BLS reports the job numbers on 9/6/24

[Smart_Investing]

Hi Team,

To start September off, we're going to go thru this monthly period of volatility, shorts/puts, and main street investing. As always I'm just doing my homework to stay ahead of the wealth management game to assist investors every now and then with early alerts.

And No, I don't have a crystal ball Romaine, maybe I was fortunate enough to take the covid vaccines that gave me superpowers 😅

Albert N. (Owner) of Smart Investing aka Superman/Batman 😅

[VotePaineJefferson]

"Kamala is the change candidate."

Nobody told Bloomberg that she's in office already and nothing will change?

[bosoerjadi]

The old saying used to be 'sell in May and go away, but remember to come back and buy in September'.
Could be a 'normal' reset, it could be bad.
Anyway, never buy according to the vibes in the market, but on the company's performance.

[wanderingfido]

11:03 "Trucks are switching to Lng's from diesel." No, they're not. The transportation industry has been in a recession for months. You know that too. Stop lying.

[fredschnerbert]

*Damn, there GOES MY VIBE AND my JOY*
*Kamala CRASH*

[skhumbuzomdlalose]

I guess they expect the bubble to grow during a recession. I swear these people live in their own world.

[wanderingfido]

AI still needs the electronic equivalent of a blackboard. Same as the rest of us. The Nvidia chipsets are just temporary synapses. It still needs RAM. Because without that it forgets and makes mistakes. The temporary conclusions need to be persisted for corrections and references.